Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-05
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lante first, Eurus second, Tarboucht
third. Time, l AN. E@ Z
Fourth race, mile and three-six
teenths, Leloyas first, Royal ArcI
second, Tenbooker third. Time, POO
Fifth race, mile and an eighth
Wanderment first, Queen Bess second
Letretia third. Time, 2:04. 'l ~
Sixth race, steeplechase, Will Davis
first, Retribution second, Referee
third. Time, 1857.
LAToNIA RACES.
LAToNIA, October 4.--First race
three-quarters of mile, Avery first
Revoke, second, Little Bess third
time l :O4A.
Second race-fve-eighths of mile
Lady Hindoo first, Amos second, Busi.
ness third; time l :0434.
Third race, seven-eighths of a mile,
Solid Silver first, Effie Hardy second,
Mary Ellis third; time, :31T.
Fourth race, one-half mile, Balance
first, Little Sis second, Fletter third
time so.
Fifth race, one mile, Birthday first,
Ercbirs second, Fellowbrock third
time, ;43.
SPORT AT SALINAS.
SALINAS, October 4.-There was a
fair attendance this afternoon.
First race, two-year-old colts, trot-
ting, purse $50O-Three entries, St.
Patrick, Alex S. and Junietta. st.
Patrick won the race and first money
in two straight heats, Alex s. second
and Junietta third. Time, :571s and
3 100.
Three-quarters of mile and repeat,
running race, for $150-Starters Lady
r. Bell B. and Dan Manning. Lady
X. won in two straight heats, in :19
and :l9H.
AT VALLEJO.
VALLEJO, October 4.-First race, be-
tween Ninena, Gundy and Torpedo
mile and a quarter, selling-Ninena
won easily in 2:141a.
Mile, trotting- Sister, Woodruff,
Black Diamond and Jane L. were en-
tered.
First heat-Woodnu won, Sister
second and Black Diamond third.
Time, 2:25.
Second heat-Won byWoodnut. Sis
ter second, Jane L. third. Time,
2:23A.,
Third heat-Also won by Woodruff,
Black Diamond second, Sister third.
Time, 2:221s.
FUN AT FRESNO.
FRESNO, October 4.-First race, mile
and three-quarters, between Hermes,
Robson and Oro-The race was won
by Robson; time, 3 IS.
Mile dash between Sir Charles, Gold
Cup and Serpolette-Won by Serpo-
lette; time, l :4S.
Trotting, three minute class-En-
tries Pasha, Baby S., Abbey E., Pat
Maloney. First heat won by Pasha
time, 2:381a. Second heat by Baby
S.; time, 2:37M Third heat by
Pasha; time, 2:40. Fourth by Abbey
E.; time, 2:39. Fifth heat by Pasha; ;
time, 2 AS.
AN ACCIDENT.
In returning from the race track
tonight team ran away and little
boy named Simon Henry was thrown
from the vehicle. He was driving
and suffered a scalp wound. The team
ran into three or four vehicles, smash
ing them and injuring the drivers.
Special Service.
The following are the entries and
weights to be carried at to-day's con-
tests at Jerome Park and Latonia:
JEROME PARK.
First race, three-quarters of mile
Sam Harper, Ill; Joe Cotton, Ill /;
H. Russell, Ill; Hamilton, 80; Santa
Rita, 1903; Stuyvesant, 113; Roi Dor,
106; Hawley, "a.
Second race, two-year-olds, selling
Cruiser, 81; Bopeep, 81; Charmer,
9S; Lizzie G., SS; Theora, "a; King
Idle, 115.
Third race, one and one-eighth
miles-Ben Ali, ia; Royal Arch,
112; Arundel, 105; Lelogas, 10S;
Rosewood, 1O3; Ontario, 95.
Fourth race, one and one-half miles
-Eole, 11S; Grey Cloud, 112; Ten
booker, ITO; Linden, 10; Bassania,
107; Monte Cristo, 103.
Fifth race, selling, seven-eighths of
mile-Phil Lee, 106; Brait, 106;
Little Minnie, l01; Nellie Van, 95;
Rosiere, 90; FRAT, 80; Sister Marie,
50; Nellie B., SO; Grenadier, 104.
Sixth race, Welter, five-eights of a
mile-Choctaw, 145; H. Russell, 142 !;
Warrington, 140; Meadow Queen, 100 !;
Listell, 1874; Summary, 119; Pat Div
vier, 141.
First race-Walker, 1OI; Solid Sill
yer, 101: Glenhall, 1O6; Monocrat,
101; Malva R., 9S; Volatile, SO;
Alamo, 9S; R. Pringle, 1O4; Leman,
100; Tam O'Shanter, (Campbell's) SO.
Second race, three-fourths of mile
-Drumstick, 107; Hecla, 10Y; False
Alarm, 1O2; Miss Florence, 10Y; Har-
rodsburg, 11s: Blue Cross, ITO; o.
Fellus, 10Y; Big Three, 1lS; Mishap,
107; Miss Pulsifer, I09: Fugata, ITO;
Evangeline, 115 ;Lennox, lis Eleanor,
1O7; Roderick, lO7: Dhu, 10Y; Red
Leaf, 1O7; Lucky Jim, 10Y; Little
Bess, 115.
Third race, seven-eighths of a mile
Valuable, 102; Enchantress, 100;
Calcutta, 9S; Eliza Hindoo, 92; Wary,
ITO; F. Willoughby, 105.
Fourth race, sweepstakes, one mile
and seventy yards-Poteen, 109;
Bracaban, 1O9; Clarion, ia; Malaria,
97;. Little Minch, 1873; Freeman, 100;
Procrastinator, 91: Bankrupt, 115;
Paragon, 104; Berlin, ITO.
Fifth race, Zoo Zoo stakes-Leon-
tine, 1O4; Helen Brooks, 1O4; Kittie
Gum, 104; Lillita, 104; Alice West,
104; Elmira, 107; Frederica, 10Y /;
Ocean, 115; Huntress, 107; Amelia,